3D Render Using Nano+, Hyperlapse, and Manual Orbit

[Eagle928]

I think this is not just cool but clever and it shows how good the camera is.
I don't know the camera settings but I'm thinking a shot every few seconds in a slow but steady orbit. If I find out for sure I will come back and update this post.

10minute Autel Nano Plus House Survey test - 3D model by Digital Twin Survey (@DFerris)

10minute Autel Nano Plus House Survey test - 3D model by Digital Twin Survey (@DFerris)

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[Eagle928]

Okay it took 237 pics of the house.


And he did the outhouse too. 136 shots.

 

[orr-acle]

Wow! Really great quality!

Which software did you use?

 

[Eagle928]

Wow! Really great quality!

Which software did you use?

It's not my work. Just sharing it. I think it's really good too. He did mention he used software from work to render it.

 

[Falcon16]

Excellent result! All these photos have been taken manually or there is a sort of "mission" in the Autel app?

 

[bakerboy]

Looks very much like contextcapture software

 

[NanoNUT]

How did you get the nano+ to do a mission?

 

[Eagle928]

How did you get the nano+ to do a mission?

He set the camera to do a hyperlapse and manually flew the orbits. He then fed the photos into the software which then rendered it into a 3D image. He did mention he used work software so I suspect it isn't something we casual flyers would have but you could likely do it with WebODM or one of the other rendering websites.